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States Make Progress on Outcomes-Based Higher Education
Higher ed systems across the country are improving when it comes to offering work-based learning, aligning with employers’ needs and providing career coaching, Strada’s third State Opportunity Index shows.
What the Blue Wave Could Mean for Future of Tuition Equity Laws
Higher education immigration experts hope new Democratic governors, attorneys general and state lawmakers will defend and restore in-state tuition eligibility for undocumented students.
When AI Becomes a Student’s Confidant
New research from The Rithm Project explores why young people turn to AI after difficult interpersonal experiences, raising questions about student mental health and belonging.
Alvernia University Plans to Acquire Marian U in Wisconsin
Amid Accreditor Scrutiny, Maine Officials Defend ‘YourPace’ Program
Enrollment in the competency-based online program at the University of Maine at Presque Isle has mushroomed in recent years. That rapid growth is raising questions from the university’s accreditor.
International Student Interest in U.S. Surges After Midterms
As 3-Year Degrees Proliferate, Some Pioneers Face Roadblocks
Institutions like Weber State University launched their first reduced-credit bachelor’s degrees in fall 2025. Building enrollment in those programs hasn’t been easy, but that hasn’t stopped other institutions from joining the movement.
